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## English Translation:
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Knowing the fundamental faith, initial emotions, strength of the body, and inherent capabilities, one should follow the dietary guidelines as preached in Jainism. Deviating from these guidelines can lead to the formation of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. || 490 ||
Further, the text explains the division of food and the appropriate time for meals:
"A monk should fill two-thirds of his stomach with food and condiments, one-third with water, and leave the remaining space for the movement of air." || 491 ||
Meaning: A virtuous person should fill their stomach with food and condiments in two parts, one part with water, and leave the fourth part empty for the movement of air. || 491 ||
"The time for eating is from three hours after sunrise to three hours before sunset, excluding the three-hour period around midday. Eating in three muhurtas is considered inferior, in two muhurtas is considered moderate, and in one muhurta is considered excellent." || 492 ||
Meaning: The time for eating is from three hours after sunrise to three hours before sunset. Eating in three muhurtas is considered inferior, in two muhurtas is considered moderate, and in one muhurta is considered excellent. || 492 ||
A monk, while practicing his vows, should be mindful of his conduct, virtues, and self-control. He should live with a sense of detachment and seek liberation. || 493 ||